Brazilians Form Queues Under War Time Rule In Rio
In wartime Brazil the public queues at buses, kerosene shops, cinemas, and elevators. People accept first come first served discipline with long waits and no special treatment. Police signs urge orderly lines for the public good amid crowded city life.
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Vaughn M. Bryant
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Baker's
Providen
Sao Paulo
McHugh Urges More Lively War Songs From Composer Jimmy
Hollywood January indicates Jimmy McHugh argues for livelier war songs as morale boosts. He notes past hits like Comin In On A Wing And A Prayer and Say A Prayer for the Boys Over There, with 700000 copies sold, while predicting mood shifts will shape future tunes. He biography Elliott and musical reach from Broadway to film.
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Jimmy McHugh
Howard Heyn
Hollywood
Katy
Zip
Jimmy
Sedlineh
Texas
Broadway
McHugh
Beverlys
Ton Opera House
Yanks Prove Good Jungle Fighters in the South Pacific
Advancing American troops in the South Pacific say jungle combat has forged new instincts. Lt. Gen. Millard F. Harmon praises Bougainville and other campaigns for teaching stealth, survival, and aggressive tactics as U S forces aim to finish the Japanese in the northern Solomons.
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South Pacific
Millard F. Hamon
Ores Forces
Bougainville
Solomons
S Canal
Rendova
New Georgia
Arundel
Kolom Ra
Harmon
Firemen Save Coal Savings in Ocean Grove Home
Mrs. S W Lewis tried to save coal by tossing bits back into the bin. A furnace puffback started a small blaze that firemen contained after nearly an hour, sparing the coal supply and the house with only slight damage.
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Ocean Grove
N. J
S.W. Lewis
Postwar fashions seen as eye opening in Chicago
Prof. Chester E. Willard of Northwestern University predicts postwar women's wear will feature bold colors and durable trims. He notes designs will resist rip and fade and contrast with WPB restricted future styles as a business forecast.
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Chicago
INS
Chester E. Willard
Northwestern University School of Commerce
Our Men and Women in Service
Military personnel from Kernersville Thomasville and surrounding towns are listed with current stations and homefront visits. Cpl Ralph J Green is in Oceanside California and completed basic training at Parris Island. Pvt Clarence R Stanford is wounded in action in Italy after parachute infantry service and wings earned at Fort Benning.
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Cpl
Ralph J. Green
Alta Green
Kernersville
Oceanside
Calif
Green
Parris Island
8. C
Pfc
Hayden
Crawford
Albert Crawford
Maple Ave
Thomasville
Fort Jackson
D. C
John Alvin York
Myrtle York
Camp Endicott
R 1
Lester Thurman Stone
Army
Camp Haan
L. G. Stone
Franklin St
Stone
Clarence G. Stone
Clarence R. Stanford
G. R. Stanford
Burton St
Italy
Gwendolyn Templeton
Woodrow Ave
Stanford
U. S. Parachute Infantry
Ft. Benning
W. H. Lassiter
Route 4
High Point
Pvt
Lindon L. Lassiter
Fort Sill
Okla
BR. Haywood Lassiter
England
Coast Artillery
Benson L. Lassiter
Slippery Rock
Air Corps
William R. Jenkins, Jr
W. R. Jenkins
Clara Cox
Camp Grubber
Oklo
Jenkins
Fort Bragg
James E. Potts
J. W. Potts
Richardson St
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Pfc. Potts
Camp Lee
Samuel
Winslow
Camp Claiborne
Edward L. Mivers
Camp Stewart
F. C. Myers
DO. Howard St. Opi Edwards
Planes Guard Fleet From Submarines Aboard U S Battleship
On a North Atlantic patrol, a U S Navy task force of battleships and destroyers used floatplanes to cover gaps without land air support. A pilot launches from the catapult, lands on the slick, and is hoisted back aboard, a delicate procedure watched with wary awe by the observer and crew.
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U. S
North Atlantic
INS
Nort Atlantic
England
United States
Judge Corrects Slip of Tongue In Jail Sentence
In San Jose Judge Percy O'Connor sentences a vagrant to thirty days in county jail but corrects his slip of the tongue aloud proclaiming thirty ears instead of days eliciting a corrected statement and a brief moment of levity in court.
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San Jose
Calif
Percy O'Connor
Vacumatic Gas Saver Promises 30 Percent Gas Savings
North Carolina motorists urged to test the Vacumatic Gas Saver device claimed to cut fuel use by up to 30 percent while boosting power and start-up. The automatic supercharge based unit fits all cars and is offered free to testers by Vacumatic Carburetor Co of Wauwatosa Wisconsin.
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North Carolina
Vacumatic Carburetor Co
State St
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin
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